Join the ICRS Yorkshire Hub for the fourth part of their series of focused and engaging webinars. In this Fourth session, we are delighted to welcome Tony Underwood — Chief Care Enforcer & Co-Founder, Believe Solutions
Tony is a former England and British & Irish Lions rugby international who translated the high-performance mindset of elite sport into a second career as a long-haul airline captain, leading multi-disciplinary crews at 40,000 feet.
Today he is Co-Founder and Performance Lead at Believe Solutions, the “social-value disruptor” helping businesses and public bodies turn ESG and procurement duties into measurable, community-driven impact through its High-Performance Social Value framework.
Describing himself as a “Chief Care Enforcer”, Tony draws on 30 years of lived experience in professional sport, aviation safety culture and cross-sector collaboration to show organisations how belief, data and disciplined delivery unlock social value that lasts. He currently advises boards, procurement leaders and VCSE partners across the North of England, and speaks nationally on purpose-led performance, inclusive growth and the power of collective action.
Be part of the conversation - right here in Yorkshire and beyond.
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London Hub Online Networking Event
Date: 19th September 2025 10:00 - 11:00AM BST
Join the London ICRS Hub for a Friday morning virtual coffee and networking session.
Whether you are an experienced professional or new to the area, we can all learn more from each other about how to best deliver corporate responsibility and sustainability in our companies.
Attendees will be randomly split into break-out rooms of up to four people, creating an open and supportive space for CRS professionals with a connection to London, to meet one another, ask questions and discuss good practice on topics such as securing leadership buy-in, keeping up with emerging trends, and navigating the plethora of reporting frameworks.
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Upskill & Connect: Practical tips & networking with the ICRS Apprentices Hub - 2nd October 2025 9:15 - 10:30AM
Please note this event is not part of the ICRS Exchange taking place on the same day
Keen to hear from ex-CR&S Apprentices on their qualification journey? Want to expand your apprentice network?
Join us for a morning of hybrid panel discussions and informal networking with other CR&S Apprentices!
We will hear from a small panel of newly qualified CR&S Apprentices so they can share their experiences and practical tips for you to take away to your studies. There will also be time for networking so you can expand your apprentice network and connect with others in the same position as you.
The event will take place at Weil’s London office as well as online. Please see the running order below (times in BST):
- 9.15-9.30: Arrivals including teas/coffees/snacks (for in-person attendees)
- 9.30-10.00: Panel and Q&A with ex-CR&S Apprentices (hybrid)
- 10.00-10.30: Informal networking (hybrid)
Office location: 110 Fetter Lane, London, EC4A 1AY, United Kingdom
This will be a relaxed and informal setting for apprentices to share knowledge, challenges and practical tips and we’re keen to have as many our members join us - whether that is in-person or online – we hope to see you there!
If you intend on attending both this event and the ICRS Exchange, you are welcome to join us in-person and we will travel to the Exchange as a group.
You are still welcome to join us in person if you are not attending the Exchange – these events are not linked or combined in any way.
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ICRS Fellows Hub Coffee Morning
Date: Wednesday , 8 October 2025 10:00 - 11:00AM GMT
* * This event is only open to ICRS fellows**
The next Fellows Hub coffee morning is scheduled after the ICRS Exchange and will be an informal meeting, with the aim of delving deeper into the topics raised at the Exchange, presenting an opportunity for our Fellows to discuss their takeaways from the event.
With a week in between to reflect, the Fellows Hub Steering Committee invite you to share your insights and key takeaways, which we’ll then use to help shape our calendar of events for the year ahead.
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